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No, it's not a waste of time.
"Anyone, not awake now is lost for good."
I don't agree. When cancel culture comes for normies then, they will wake up. We don't spend time rebutting false claims to convince the shameless liars. We know they don't really believe the shit they spew non stop day after day and they don't give a rip about truth. It's not about them, it's about helping those who have been duped into waking up and seeing the truth, especially those who are very young. A couple years ago I had a young teenager who's mother sent him to work with me on her landscaping job over the summer. When he first started he was just another unskilled whining teenager full of resentment that he couldn't go out and skateboard with his loser friends or spend time in his room playing video games. Over the three months I had him with me every day and watched as he realized his game skills meant nothing with real world tools. I got him on my side by purchasing work boots for him and making sure he had a healthy breakfast before we started work each day. I made a deal with him that if he worked until 4pm without bitching and whining I would drive him to a skate park, drop him off and he could make his way home on his own after he got tired and it was dark. During the time working with me he gradually opened up and started offering critiques on "That's Racist" by calling anything remotely white "racist" as a sort of joke. Where is he now? He rebelled against his mom's leftist bullshit and moved out of her house completely. I gave him the guts to speak up openly about hypocrisy. After summer was over and he was back in school he came one day after class to tell me his class had been offered a work project to build some thing and he had been placed as team leader because he was the only one in that class who knew how to use tools and plan out the work.
If each one of us helps one other person to wake up, it's worth it to keep speaking out. Let the rest of the world go to hell, wear a mask and get vaccinated. I really don't care about those mental midgets who just accept what they are told by mainstream media but it's worth it to help just a few discover they can be free if they just refuse to comply.
Yes to using non-fed money. Yes to working with people to side step tyranny. Yes to even forming local conservative governments and networking.
Best comment in the thread. I agree with the mentality. It's not about turning the immoral to morality by calling them out, it's about telling the world about their hypocrisy to wake up others.
Soviet Union was brought down by enough people being forced to wake up. There's still a few pockets of old soviet police state left overs but it's the young who actively resist the police state by shaming the hell out of Soviet Style Stooge Police. Until our last dying breath we should always be calling out the hypocrisy and double standards.
Why does anyone imagine they try so hard to silence and cancel out those who speak up? Because it's dangerous to those in power who would rule over us.
Soviet Union was taken over by criminal syndicates. People are more loyal to the gangs than they are to the police because the police didn't represent them.
Very nice, but is the answer really to humanize them one by one in the streets?
We escaped tyranny last time by jumping ship and creating a new world so amazing everyone wanted a part of it. I'm not saying there aren't people that will take the bait with logic. I think at this point, they're the exception to the rule.
Historically, making a better system wins out every time. They've got the stick. We need to win them with the carrot... not with books.
Your point has merit. I envision taking over small communities and turning them into economic free zones. Defy state agencies with force of arms. Defy state laws that stifle innovation and free enterprise. Food coops for farmers and shoppers.
This is what I saw in Russia which couldn't have been done under Soviet rule. When the Soviet distribution and state run food supply stores collapsed, locals set up their own version of farmer's markets. Everyone who has a product comes to town center to sell their produce, what ever it is. I shopped in two cities. Obninsk and Shakhty. Shakhty I stayed at for about 15 days and went to market at least every other day so about seven times. Obninsk I stayed for three days and went shopping twice. Same system in both cities. You go and taste test food at various stalls, you're allowed to spit out what you reject on the ground for passing stray dogs which frequent the area unmolested and if you take the sample without spitting it out it's customary that you're going to make a small purchase. I found bread stalls, stalls for eggs, yogurt, cheese, meat (No one taste tests the raw meat of course, you just go by appearance), fish, both raw and smoked, pickled produce, fresh produce, etc. Then you can go over to the non food areas where local people have all sorts of home built stuff along with odds and ends of used tools and stuff like a swap meet here in USA. The owners of the land where the booths are have both indoor and outdoor booths. The indoor ones are just long concrete platforms in double rows with sellers in between and aisles on either side for customers or around the edges more permanent booths with side partitions and glass displays. I understood the people running the booths paid for their spot, sort of like renting. Outside was booths much like our American swap meet. These daily markets are mostly unregulated and I assume everyone skips on taxes. The local governments would risk a riot if they tried to shut them down at this point since it's been going on now for several decades since the USSR collapsed. You can of course go to a regular grocery store but in comparison the prices at the store are much higher with crap processed food many of the locals despise. So there's not near as much customers at the local grocers.
Old Soviet style taxation and regulation tries to hang on but is undercut by unregulated and untaxed black market which can easily be found by asking a local. One shoe store we went to was in a basement. No signage, just word of mouth. Most of the shoes were crap with a few good ones on shelves. I'm suspecting that the clothes for sell in the local market were untaxed and unreported.
Old Soviet style taxation and regulation tries to hang on but is undercut by unregulated and untaxed black market which can easily be found by asking a local.
In the US there isn't that kind of social cohesion, at best you'll have people assuming you're an undercover cop trying to bust unapproved garage sales, at worst you'll be lead to an ambush by non-whites who are just out for blood, and any sort of unofficial store would have people talking about it on phones and online, the police would be there before your first customer, if more than a couple people in the country were caught trying to run unregulated stores then there would be a war on illegal shopping that would make the alcohol prohibition a minor footnote in the history books.
We have similar here in the states called flea markets. Not sure if they're paying taxes, but I'm thinking not as transactions are cash only. I wonder... Is this enough to change the tide? If everyone sold tax free, for sure. But, flea markets are likely just an annoyance at the moment to them.
"corrupting the youth"
Normies perpetuate cancel culture.
When cancel culture comes for normies then, they will wake up.
Na, they are sheep, they will literally do anything they are told. They aren't lost for good, they follow anything. So, capture the mechanism that controls them, and they will just do what they're told.
South Africa saw it coming for decades and they didn't rise up to stop it.
The whole world threatened to boycott SA goods if they didn't hand it all over to the blacks. Whites should have doubled down and told the rest of the world to fuck off.
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